| Management number | 241250144 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | $1.20 | Model Number | 241250144 | ||
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The Audio-Technica PRO61 is a handheld dynamic microphone designed to deliver clear and focused vocal performance in live and studio settings. Its hypercardioid polar pattern isolates the singer’s voice by minimizing background noise from stage monitors, crowd, and other instruments. With an extended frequency response, it captures the natural warmth of low tones and the brightness of higher notes, making it suitable for lead vocals, harmonies, and spoken word applications.
Built with a Hi-Energy neodymium magnet, the microphone produces a strong and detailed signal that sound engineers can easily shape. Internal shock mounting reduces handling noise, while the two-stage ball-type headcase acts as a built-in pop filter, allowing vocalists to perform closely without unwanted pops or breath sounds. The PRO61 uses a standard XLR connection, fitting seamlessly into existing audio setups.
The PRO61 connects via a standard XLR cable, making it compatible with a wide range of mixers, audio interfaces, and PA systems. It fits common microphone clips and stands, allowing easy integration into live sound rigs, rehearsal spaces, and home studios. This compatibility ensures that performers and engineers can quickly set up and rely on the microphone in various environments without additional adapters or modifications.
This microphone is well suited to live vocal performances where clarity and noise rejection are critical, such as rock and pop concerts, spoken word events, and worship services. Its focused pickup pattern and internal noise reduction features also make it a strong choice for home studio vocal recordings, especially in rooms with less-than-ideal acoustics. Performers who need to maintain vocal presence while minimizing stage clutter will find the PRO61 a practical and reliable option.
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